anyone smell gas fumes inside the car?

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Wow, my search did not find that! Thanks
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It looks like the seal is leaking that holds the pump in place. Either that or when the last person who removed it did not replace the seal correctly.
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), but the 'leaking fuel sender issue' is not uncommon on early to mid W211s.Do a search on the W211 AMG forums and you'll get detailed information that should prove very helpful. There's a lot of good info (with photos) and you'll know what to do once you read it. It's not a "seal" issue, but a defective design.

I'll see if I can replace the seal to see if that will help. I don't have the money to replace a tank assembly right now.

I'll see if I can replace the seal to see if that will help. I don't have the money to replace a tank assembly right now.
If not, then go to your dealer and get a VMI printout and see if the recall repair was ever done. You may still qualify if it wasn't (or at least get some goodwill.) If it was a CPO'd car you may still be covered.
I've attached the recall notice. Did you check the big thread on the AMG forum? The leak comes primarily from a hairline crack in the plastic cap of the sending unit and not so much the seal. It's a badly designed part.
If not, then go to your dealer and get a VMI printout and see if the recall repair was ever done. You may still qualify if it wasn't (or at least get some goodwill.) If it was a CPO'd car you may still be covered.
I've attached the recall notice. Did you check the big thread on the AMG forum? The leak comes primarily from a hairline crack in the plastic cap of the sending unit and not so much the seal. It's a badly designed part.



